Notable visitors and movers in Cheyenne city
A mixed list notes several visitors and travelers in Cheyenne and nearby towns. Names include Baker of Laramie, Aufdanbrimk of Golden Prairie, Doubay in Cokeville, Watson of Lander, Evans of Casper, Sanderson of Buckhorn, Barry on business in Laramie, Barnhof in Agbert, the Lemans in Douglas, Mrs Doyle in Oregon, Miss McDevitt in Denver, District Attorney Blypenburg in Cheyenne, Attorney Brimmer in Cheyenne, Rooney visiting Butte, Rosa Snyder en route to Ogden, Cox and Pinton on U P Railway, and Mrs word of Campatool arriving in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H, Baker
Laramie
A. Aufdanbrimk
Golden Prairie
Cheyenne
L. J. Doubay
W. H. Watson
Lander
Capitol City
W. T. Evans
Casper
S$. Sanderson
Buckhorn
M. J. Barry
T. Barnhof
Agbert
Butte
Moniita
W. D. Brennan
U. P. Coal Company
Salt Lake
Rosa Snyder
Ogden
A. EB. Cox
A. Pinton
U. P
Mra. Word
Campatool
Local notices and personnel updates in Cheyenne
Community brief listing various local services and changes. Miller offers watch repair at 1709 Carey Ave. Maurice Groshon, state pure food inspector, tours northern state. Mrs Stanton teaches vocal music at 408 W fir St. B I Davis returns from Douglas and Lusk with stockgrowers on diseased cattle. The Only Place makes hand made typists at 316 West 16th St. Alex Has tle attends Presbyterian convention in Louisville. The American Electric Shoe Shop at 221 West 18th St. Chief Richard Moree of the Indian police visits Cheyenne as court witness. Mountain States Tel and T directory supplement with 400 names issued. Old building moving near Eighteenth St to C. & J. roundhouse area. Coiffure notes and services by Mrs Clara A Ligier at 411 W 19th St. Committee of G A R asks automobile owners to donate car services for Memorial Day. G W Zorn resigns to join Lome Lake construction at Lander. Lt and Mrs Singleton depart for Alaska from Fort Russell. Rev C B Tingley named new pastor of Olivet Baptist Church per Minneapolis Tribune May 6 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 16Th Street
Church O
Alex Hastle
Louisville
Presbyterian Church
American Electric
18Th
Richard Moree
Indian Police
Wind River Reservation
Federal Supreme Court
Mountain States
T. & T. Company
Thomas A. Castle
A. A. Mahar
Lome Lake Construction Company
Lander
G. W. Zorn
Cheyenne
Alaska
Singleton
Fort Russell
Seattle
Minneapolis Tribune
C. B. Tingley
Olivet Baptist Church
Thirteenth Avenue
Fourth Street
Baptist Pastor Tingley Returns to Cheyenne at Pulpit
Southeast district notes Rev. My. Tingley of Bou rica Nebraska will preach Sunday at dual services in Cheyenne and be remembered as former Baptist pastor here. He served in Boone Iowa before relocating five years ago. Also highlighted is Hele Ware’s first transcontinental tour in The Price, Henry B. Harris production. A party of Custer post G A R veterans traveled from Laramie to Cheyenne for the department encampment in Boulder via Union Pacific and Colorado & Southern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My. Tingley
Bourica
Neb
Tingley
Cheyenne
The
Baptist Church
Boone
Iowa
Hele Ware
Henry B. Harris
Custer Post G. A. KR
Laramie
Union
Colorado & Southern
Boulder
Jewelers and trades mention in scattered notices
A collection of terse trade and notice items includes Eureka Vacuum Cleaning with telephone 695 Stevenson Electrical Co at 1721 Carey Ave listing a K-10 Special-Tooth Setting Ring and 5-Carat Stone priced 885.00, along with Edhollm & Aken v Plains Building and mentions of Restless and Sleepless Jewelers in Kansas. Other notes reference a lost pocket book at Atlas Theatre, a reward and care leader, and various firm names and addresses such as PenbolY & Nelson at 1917 Thames and phone 652-W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Stevenson Electrical Co
Carey Ave
Edhollm & Aken
V. Plains
Kansas
Penboly & Nelson
Thames
Union Pacific Seeks Track Laborers Amid Hiring Surge
Union Pacific reports a labor surge with more than 50 workers ready for placement across divisions from Cheyenne. Harry Wealling becomes night agent for Pacific Fruit Express, succeeded by Joseph Warlaumont. Jenkins shifts to day force. U P executives, including Assistant GM and road officials, are in Cheyenne on official business as inspectors tour western divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wealling
The
Pacific Fruit Express Company
Joseph Warlaumont
C. A. Jenkins
Colorado and Southern
U. P
Vinol Promises Restored Health For Weak After Surgery
Toronto resident Mr W Smith credits Vinol for rapid relief after two hospital stays and two operations. He says his wife slept poorly and lacked appetite before Vinol and that it restored strength and comfort. Advert asks readers to try Vinol with a money back guarantee through A E Roedel in Cheyenne Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Smith
Toronto
Canada
Vinci
A. E. Roedel
Cheyenne
Wye
Souvenir Spoons Boost Cheyenne Promotion
Edholm & Aken Co. in the Ploing Building advertise new and pretty souvenir spoons from a restless and sleepless jeweler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Edholm & Aken Co
Englehart Defends Democratic Tactics At Convention
William Englehart of Carbon County, a member of the resolutions committee, says Democrats should avoid Republican style manipulation. He urges fights to be settled on the convention floor and champions free speech and face choice as party slogans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Englehart
Carbon County
Committee On Resolutions
Democratic Party
Orozco Not Dispirited After Initial Defeat
In Conejos County Mexico on May 14 General Orozco, though defeated in the first battle, says the revolution has just begun and vows to overthrow Madero. He cites food and water shortages and superior Federal artillery as causes, claiming his position remains secure despite retreat for strategic reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiminez
Mex
Conejos
Orozco
Madero
Syrup of Figs Ad Exalts Gentle Laxative Qualities
An old fashioned advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a natural gentle liver and bowel cleanser with no griping. It claims a pleasant taste and prompt action, warns against castor oil or salts, and promotes buying genuine Syrup of Figs with California Fig Syrup Company on the label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Pig Syrup Company
Salvation Army Letter Calls Cheyenne Citizens to Aid
A Cheyenne letter from A. E. Chesham captain urges community support for Salvation Army work. It describes an employment bureau, a self supporting thrift store, and aid to the needy, noting 50,000 converted drunks and 1,700 fallen girls rescued in the U S last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Cheyenne
United States
A. E. Chesham
Noted Dentist Father of Local Man Dies
Dr. Samuel Todd Holmes died yesterday in Granite Canon Wyoming. Funeral at Early's chapel at 2 30 today with Rev Nelson officiating. He was born in Meadville Ontario 1847 and practiced dentistry in Maquaketa for 34 years. He married Rosea Macon in 1874 and had three children. He moved to Colorado in 1908 and later to Granite Canon. He was active in the Methodist Episcopal Church and remembered as a kind Christian father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Todd Holmes
Granite Canon
Wyo
Early
Nelson
City
Holmes
Samuel
Mary Hollmed
Meadville
Towa
Kansas City
Magia
Colorado
Raid party over bedroom exposure described in testimony
Testimony details a raid on Mrs. Jamin and Adolph Langenhahn with Henry P. F. Johnson admitting he alerted others and entered the room. Johnson and Langenhahn had rented a shared room with Mrs. Jamin, and lawyers claim Johnson dragged Mrs. Jamin from her bed into Langenhahn's bed before the others entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Jamin
Adolph Langenhahn
Henry P. F. Johnson
Langenhahn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Akie
Baking PO
Chicago
Eighteenth Street
Charles Mallin
Clara A. Ligier
Atlas Theatre
Railroad News
Union Pacific
W. IM. Jeffers
Maitland
R. J. Vaughn
R. 8. Ruble
Denver
J, Keating
Union Depot
S. A. Miller
Chicago Northwestern
Elks’ Dancrh
Elks
Englehart
Crusaders
Jerusalem
World's Best Film Co
Tom MH
Mgr
Rome
Lyric Theatre
Citizena of
New York
Mary Jamin
Sureme Court
Ord
Fred Jamin
Bronx
Sprat Sloan
Sloan
Yours
Chan
Rebecca Jane Isaacs
Lucy
Kentucky
Crithe
Earl S
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